How to Make Your Overnight Guests Feel Pampered

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The holidays aren't just about shopping and food. Many people visit friends and family for one or more nights and always appreciate the efforts of a gracious host. While there are several things you could do to make your guests feel pampered, there are a few simple things that you don't want to be caught without that go a long way in boosting their comfort level. Today I'm partnering with P&G to share some ideas with you.This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. If a purchase is made after clicking one of the links I might make a small commission. Your price does not change. For full disclosure, go here.1. Extra blankets and throws

Make sure to dress the bed in layers. This way your guests can add more if they're cold or take some off the bed they get too warm.

2. Provide water bottles and a few basic snacks.

Your guests wouldn't want to raid the kitchen in the middle of the night if they woke up thirsty or hungry. A few snacks and water bottles can help cure the midnight munchies and allow your guests to rest well.

3. Leave a few necessities in case they forgot to pack something.

Take a cue from hotels and leave out soap, lotion, and anything else your guests might need during their stay. Other items that might be needed are antacids, mouthwash, toothbrush, shampoo, razor, and more. And always leave freshly laundered towels out for them to use.

4. Have nightstands and bedside lighting.

Make it convenient for guests to check their email or catch up on social media from bed. And on that note...

5. Give them your wifi password.

Everyone is connected these days and it's always nice to have access to wifi wherever we roam.

6. Make sure they have a place to plug in.

Easy access to an outlet for charging phones and other electronic devices is always appreciated.

7. The most important thing for overnight guests - make their bed as comfortable as possible.

If you really want to know how comfortable the bed is, sleep in it for a night and you'll know exactly what it needs. Adding a foam mattress pad makes a bed very comfortable. Also be sure there are ample pillows and that everything is fresh and clean. Freshly laundered bedding is always welcomed by overnight guest.

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You don't want to want to worry about running out of laundry detergent or fabric softener and not be able to offer fresh towels and bed linens to your guests. For our fresh laundry needs we go to Costco and always have plenty of what we need. Our clothes and bedding all smell fresh since we use Tide Pods and Downy April Fresh. And whether it's a guest bedroom or not, there's nothing like clean sheets for a cozy night's sleep.

We love the Tide Pods and Downy April Fresh and buy them in bulk to save money and have a large supply. We also send some of the Tide Pods to our older daughter who's in college. It's so easy to tote one or two pods to the laundry room in her apartment building. No need for a big jug of detergent.

That's just one of the many things we love about Costco. So many easy to find items that are also easy to load into your cart and car to ensure you don't get caught without the things you need most.

Here are some other great P&G products from Costco that you definitely don't want to get caught without this holiday season:

Charmin

Bounty

Tide Advanced Power

Gain Original Fresh

Downy Unstopables

Dawn Platinum Advanced Power

Cascade Action Pacs

Febreze CAR

Swiffer

Febreze Air Effects

Mr Clean Magic Eraser

Always

Tampax

Are you hosting any dinner or overnight guests for the holidays? What are the things you don't want to run out of? Be sure to visit Costco to keep that from ever happening!

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Angie

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